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Travis Ford, a 36-year-old Oklahoma resident, has been sentenced to five years in prison for operating a fraudulent cryptocurrency investment scheme that defrauded 2,800 investors of $9.4 million. Ford, the co-founder and CEO of Wolf Capital, a supposed high-yield trading platform, was found guilty of conspiracy to commit

Travis Ford, a 36-year-old from Oklahoma, has been sentenced to five years in prison for operating a fraudulent crypto investment scheme through his firm, Wolf Capital. The scheme raised approximately $9.4 million from about 2,800 investors within eight months before collapsing. Ford was found guilty of conspiracy to

Risk assets experienced a sell-off as uncertainty regarding a December rate cut increased, with Bitcoin (BTC) briefly falling below $95,000. BTC dropped by 1.87% on the previous day, reflecting a challenging day for bitcoin ETFs that faced significant outflows totaling nearly $870 million. This decline marks the possibility

Risk assets have experienced a sell-off amid increased uncertainty regarding a potential December interest rate cut from the Federal Reserve. Bitcoin (BTC) fell below $95,000 after a day marked by substantial outflows from Bitcoin Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs), totaling nearly $870 million. The overall market also suffered, with the Nasdaq

Risk assets sold off as doubts increase regarding a potential interest rate cut in December, with Bitcoin (BTC) falling briefly below $95,000. In the wake of these uncertainties, US equities also declined, with the Nasdaq and S&P 500 registering losses. The recent dialogue among Federal Reserve officials

Risk assets have shown a sell-off, driven by uncertainty surrounding a potential December interest rate cut. Bitcoin (BTC) fell below $95,000, marking a 1.87% decrease, while US equities also faced losses with the Nasdaq and S&P 500 down by 1.74% and 1.37% respectively. Fed